VZ-58s and more...FAQs are Post 1

[smithsen]

something silent

 

[smithsen]

Big bang

 

[smithsen]

Camo

used in Iraq

sport - of course it is not milspec

 

[smithsen]

be more variable

adapter for american bayonet-knife

 

[Deckard]

Very nice. Do you info on this?

http://www.securityarms.com/20010315/galleryfiles/2000/2059.htm

 

[momentalne anonymny]

9 mm vz. 58

TO: Deckard
prototype
there are many prototypes of submachine guns in former Czechoslovakia - from various Slovak and Czech firms. If I will get some more info, will let you know.

TO:smithsen
BTW, nice pictures.

 

[smithsen]

Another big bang

 

[Deckard]

Keep them coming. I know for a fact that the GL there would make taking out the magazine more difficult.

 

[cpt. canuck]

I wonder if marstar could get those GL in?

 

[smithsen]

comps

american heavy weight

hermex - right-hand shooter

grandpower - the winner

 

[smithsen]

fun

fuuny shooter

 

[smithsen]

longer hands

 

[smithsen]

Gl

as far as I know GL are only prototypes.

 

[Tudenom]

I like the set up for the red dot here:

I was afraid that the red dot would be in the way when wrapping around with the left hand when charging the rifle, but by the looks of this photo it can be done.

You can still use stripper clips.

There's no wobbly handguard mount issues.

You can easily take the red dot and the mount off quickly if it gets damaged for some reason and use the iron sites.

 

[P0WERWAGON]

i hate to disappoint you but that mount is not very accurate. just like the SKS and AK cover mounts. won't hold zero and the POI changes depending on if it is cocked or not.

 

[smithsen]

another source

very interesting and practically tested

 

[Mykhaylo]

Smithsen.....do you own this gun? I would love to get my hands on that stock....do you know where it comes from?

 

[Deckard]

I've seen a variation of this...

Josef Dlask take note of that scope rail.

 

[Flobalob]

Tried my toy with the red dot today, nice tight groups but needs a bit of fine tuning still. I had to give up at 5.15 it was just too dark for the red dot. I don't know why people say red dots are good in low light conditions, I can only think they have never used one in low light.

What was immediately noticeable was how quick I was able to get back on target, I would say that accurately aimed shots are at least three times faster. The recoil seemed far less noticeable.

 

[Deckard]

How did you mount that? Show us the mount, please.